| If you are serious about meeting the needs of your (MacOSX) users, I would suggest the following:
if you are compiling on MacOSX, have a custom version of main() that checks a preference and then calls the "real" main with the additional argument.
That way, your MacOSX users can trigger your custom mode of your app by setting a preference, rather than mucking with the Info.plist of your application [which they may or (hopefully) may not have access to edit.
On Sep 22, 2005, at 7:31 AM, Jay Vaughan wrote: and guess what? thanks to the responses on this list, i've decided simply to just add a new key to my Info.plist file, called "CFBundleExecutableArgs", which is Apple-friendly, and will still be 'compatible' with my args parser without too much fuss, or stress. and i can just bend the minds of the OSX users, tell them to look for that key, and add the args they need. which will still be compatible with the Unix way of doing things.
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